What the papers say – November 21
A variety of stories lead Wednesday’s papers – although Brexit continues to feature prominently.
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What the papers say – November 20
Theresa May’s Brexit battle, violence against police officers and Paul Gascoigne make headlines on Tuesday.
What the papers say – November 19
At the opening of a “critical” week for the country and the Prime Minister, Brexit is at the top of the agenda for most of Monday’s papers.
What the papers say – November 17
Theresa May continues to feature prominently on the front pages on Saturday following a tumultuous few days in British politics.
What the papers say – November 10
A “crisis” for Theresa May after Jo Johnson quit the Cabinet over her Brexit plan and demanded a second referendum tops most of the Saturday papers.
What the papers say – November 9
Brexit horse-trading, the decline of the high street, flu jabs and Strictly are on Friday’s front pages.
What the papers say – November 8
Several papers have the Prince of Wales on their Thursday front pages after he said will not “meddle” when he is king.
What the papers say – November 6
A Grenfell Tower bonfire night effigy, a new “death tax”, the latest on Brexit and Ant McPartlin’s judicial dressing-down make headlines on Tuesday’s front pages.
What the papers say – November 3
An array of stories make the front pages of Saturday’s papers, with the impact of IVF on adoption rates, Sir Philip Green and claims of a 30-year-old school pupil making headlines.
What the papers say – November 2
An investigation into Arron Banks over the Leave.EU campaign spending, a ministerial resignation and a potential return for David Cameron make headlines on Friday.
What the papers say – November 1
A mixed bag of news makes the front pages on Thursday – from a warning by a top police officer to the latest on Brexit.
What the papers say – October 31
Brexit and the Budget are among the topics making headlines on Wednesday.
What the papers say – October 30
Philip Hammond’s Budget dominates the front pages on Tuesday.
What the papers say – October 29
The tragic helicopter crash outside Leicester’s King Power Stadium over the weekend dominates the front pages on Monday.
What the papers say – October 27
Sir Philip Green continues to feature prominently on the front pages on Saturday.
What the papers say – October 26
Retail tycoon Sir Philip Green features on nearly every front page on Friday after he was named in Parliament as the businessman at the centre of #MeToo allegations of sexual harassment and racial abuse.
What the papers say – October 25
A variety of news makes the front pages on Thursday – from warnings over police forces struggling to cope to the latest on Brexit.
What the papers say – October 24
The latest lines on the fallout from the murder of Saudi Arabian journalist Jamal Khashoggi, a businessman accused of harassment granted legal anonymity and fast food are on Wednesday’s front pages.
What the papers say – October 20
A mixed bag of news makes the front pages on Saturday, from developments in the case of Saudi journalist Jamal Khashoggi to the release of radical preacher Anjem Choudary.
What the papers say – October 19
Brexit remains top of the agenda on Friday after what was billed as a crucial summit ended without a major breakthrough.
What the papers say – October 18
Brexit tops the agenda on Thursday after Theresa May indicated she was ready to consider extending Britain’s transition out of the EU for a further year to the end of 2021.
What the papers say – October 17
A variety of news makes the front pages on Wednesday, from Ant McPartlin’s divorce to the latest on Brexit.
What the papers say – October 16
The announcement that the Duke and Duchess of Sussex are expecting a baby features prominently on the front pages on Tuesday.
What the papers say – October 13
Princess Eugenie’s fairytale wedding to Jack Brooksbank dominates the headlines on Saturday – alongside more Brexit backlash and an investigation into potential health risks at the Grenfell fire site.
What the papers say – October 12
Criticism of the Government’s flagship welfare reforms, the royal wedding and judges’ pay are on Friday’s front pages.
What the papers say – October 11
Proposals to make businesses publish their ethnicity pay gap are on several of Thursday’s front pages, along with Brexit ructions and Strictly Come Dancing.
What the papers say – October 9
The so-called “Strictly curse” continues to make headlines on Tuesday, alongside new claims about the identity of one of the Salisbury poisoning suspects.
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What the papers say – October 8
A mixed bag of news makes the front pages on Monday – from the so-called “Strictly curse” to the latest on Brexit.
What the papers say – October 5
A day of high tension between East and West leads the majority of Friday’s papers after Dutch authorities accused Russian spies of an attempted hack into the international chemical weapons watchdog.